Sentence examples for a harsh reading of from inspiring English sources

That's a harsh reading of that particular situation but it's said to make a point.

The drop come after Moody's gave a harsh reading on the bank's rivals.

The drop came after Moody's gave a harsh reading on the bank's rivals.

The extremist group's harshest treatment was meted out to the Yazidis, a religious minority whose members are considered to be apostates in Islamic State's harsh reading of Islamic law.

And this is only a minor idea among dozens of other "problematic"  notions such as the nymphomaniac prostitute-loving dwarf, the execution of serfs for cowardice, princesses being marriage-brokered like donkeys, a family of baby wolves and a harsh retro-reading of the word "bastard".

Is this an overly harsh read on the motivations of GOP members of Congress?

It's a hard, harsh read ― and deservedly so.

Dorothy Parker's gravestone, reflecting the glare of a harsh flash, reads: "For her epitaph, she suggested: 'Excuse my Dust.' " One point to Dorothy, for being wittier in death than most of us are in life.

One response to that disaster came from Ibn Taymiyyah, pioneer of a harsh, puritanical, stripped-down reading of the Muslim credo.

In follow-up reviews, she wrote that the series conveyed "a sense of reality that is unsettling and the stories are harsh reads — being violent and/or tragic".

But Mr. Liu published a harsh critique of the writings.